Showing posts with label uniforms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uniforms. Show all posts

Thursday, June 17, 2010

Fatal Accident Compensation - Help Claiming At This Difficult Time

Fatal Accident Compensation - Help Claiming At This Difficult Time: "In situations involving a fatal accident, it would be especially wise to bring on an accident compensation solicitor. As a third party, they can work to gather any evidence on behalf of the family members of the deceased. When it comes to compensation, a solicitor will also help to come to a fair compensation payout. Although monetary compensation can never make up for such a personal loss, it is important to make up for any costs that were incurred and any future financial losses that are jeopardized as a result of the accident. Accident compensation can cover costs that may have resulted such as medical expenses up until the time of death and funeral expenses. Fatal accident compensation will also take into account the financial situation that the remaining family members of the victim are left in. For example, if the victim was the sole or significant income provider for a household, or carer of a child then they will be compensated to make up for it."

Occupational Health and Safety Management: A Practical Approach, Second Edition

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Welding | In My Diary

Welding | In My Diary: "When you think of welding, images of damage and destruction don’t usually come to mind; however, for a safe welding experience, there are some precautions that must be taken. People who are experienced with welding may laugh at the idea of safety precautions on the job, but there are in fact some issues that must be considered.

There are many subtleties associated with welding, that must be understood, so that you do not pose a danger to yourself or other individuals, when you are welding. Adults can learn the correct techniques for utilizing the equipment associated with welding, by attending one of the numerous classes available for this purpose. These classes will cover information that will allow you to adequately respond in the event that some type of emergency should occur during the welding process. You need to become educated about the correct methods to use while welding, as well as the preparations that must be taken prior to starting the job."

Occupational Health and Safety Management: A Practical Approach, Second Edition


Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Proactive Health & Safety Solutions: Bill 168 Is Now Law - Are You Prepared?

Proactive Health & Safety Solutions: Bill 168 Is Now Law - Are You Prepared?: "Well the long awaited Bill 168 (now the amendments to Ontario's Occupational Health and Safety Act) can now be enforced by MOL Inspectors. Rest assured that as inspectors now doing their visits to employers will be asking about your Workplace Violence and Harassment Policy and Program.

In order to avoid getting compliance orders you should have the following:
A Workplace Violence and Harassment Policy (one document or combined is ok) posted in a conspicuous place at all you work locations
Developed and implemented a Workplace Violence and Harassment Program that contains all the requirements as noted in the legislation
Carried out risks assessments for workplace violence at each workplace and implement action plans to address the findings of the assessments
Shared the results of the work violence risk assessment with your Joint Health and Safety Committee/Safety Representative
Carried out training for managers on their role and responsibilities related to your program
Carried out training for employees on their role and responsibilities related to your program
If you need some advice contact me at jebidia@phssolutions.ca"

Occupational Health and Safety Management: A Practical Approach, Second Edition

Health & Safety at Work, Duties of Workplaces & Workers | Ur Health Safety

Health & Safety at Work, Duties of Workplaces & Workers | Ur Health Safety: "HEALTH AND SAFETY AT WORK LAWS, LEGAL OBLIGATIONS IN LAW OF WORKERS AND WORKPLACES
The Health and Safety at Work Act and various directives and industrial health and safety regulations are increasingly charging employers and employees with duties at the workplace.

Employers’ legal duties regarding workers and others, and employees’ statutory duties to employers and fellow workers, make it essential to businesses and their workforce to have some appreciation of basics of the work safety requirements and related decisions of the courts.


Factories Act 1961 applies where mechanical machinery is used by a business. It requires the workplace to be properly lit, properly ventilated, with sufficient toilet facilities. Under this Act moving machinery must have a fence surround; must be properly constructed and maintained, e.g., all hoists, lifts; must be kept unobstructed all floors, passages, and stairs; floors must not have slippery surfaces, and fire-escapes must be provided and maintained -due care must be exercised to avoid risks being taken or caused both to and by employees which may result in injury."

As Gulf Oil Disaster Worsens, Concern for Safety of Oil-Rig Workers Gets Less Attention

As Gulf Oil Disaster Worsens, Concern for Safety of Oil-Rig Workers Gets Less Attention  "WORKERS AT HUNDREDS OF GULF OIL RIGS FACE DANGERS

Worker advocates are quick to acknowledge the severity of the ongoing leak. Still, many also warn that ignoring the worker safety issues exposed by the tragedy would be a mistake, especially considering that hundreds of oil and gas rigs — among the most statistically dangerous workplaces in the country — remain active off the nation’s shores.

“The worker-safety issue has been completely lost in this story,” said Tom O’Connor, executive director of the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health, an advocacy group. “It’s one of the biggest industrial disasters in recent history, and yet Congress [views it] the same as the public: They’re not seeing it as a worker-safety issue.”"

Original Source http://washingtonindependent.com/86022/in-gulf-spill-aftermath-oil-workers-lack-an-advocate


Thursday, May 27, 2010

Safety tips to help avoid industrial electrical injuries

Safety tips to help avoid industrial electrical injuries: "Electrical hazards cause more than 300 electrocutions and 4,000 injuries in the workplace each year, disrupting lives and impacting the productivity of companies. While electrical hazards are not the leading cause of on-the-job injuries, accidents and fatalities, they are disproportionately fatal and costly.

Over the past 10 years, more than 46,000 workers have been injured from on-the-job electrical hazards. These injuries are not isolated to any one industry or field of work and most could be easily avoided. Awareness of electrical hazards is critical to avoiding and preventing accidents.

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Friday, November 20, 2009

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